Was passiert, wenn auf der Segelyacht bei Schräglage der Herd schwingt, Nudeln überkochen und eine Melone zur Bowlingkugel wird? In dieser Folge von Join The Crew spricht Johanna mit Skipper Marc über Kochen an Bord und die Realität der Bordküche: Wie kocht man auf kleinstem Raum für 9–11 Personen, welche Gerichte funktionieren beim Segeln wirklich und welche besser nicht (Stichwort: Wraps)? Ihr bekommt praktische Tipps zu Proviantplanung und Einkaufen für eine Woche Segelurlaub, zum Wassersparen an Bord, zur richtigen Lagerung von Lebensmitteln (Spoiler: Plastiktüten sind der Feind) und zu Müllentsorgung auf See. Plus die besten Küchen-Fails von der Yacht, inklusive Besteck, das leider nicht den ganzen Törn an Bord geblieben ist.

Dennis und Johanna teilen ihre persönlichen Erfahrungen und Tipps, wie sie auf Reisen Freunde finden. Und stellen sich die Frage: Wie bleiben aus flüchtigen Begegnungen echte Verbindungen – auch nach der Reise? Wer das nicht dem Zufall überlassen will, kann sich auch unsere Gruppenreisen bei Join The Crew anschauen – perfekt für alle, die solo reisen, aber nicht allein bleiben wollen: ⁠https://join-the-crew.com/de/

In dieser Folge geht’s hoch in den Norden: Tromsø! Gemeinsam mit Klara, die den Winter über in Tromsø lebt und unsere Crew erst vor kurzem als Guide begleitet hat, sprechen wir über das „magische“ Winter-Feeling zwischen Bergen und Meer. Wir reden über Temperaturen (ja, auch -18° tagsüber ), was du wirklich einpacken solltest, wie eine Husky-Tour abläuft und wo du Polarlichter am besten siehst (Spoiler: manchmal sogar mitten in der Stadt, sogar aus der Sauna!). Außerdem: Winter-Kajak im Trockenanzug, Robben-Spotting, Rentiere, Fjellheisen, Eisbaden und Klaras persönliche Tromsø-Favorites. Perfekt, wenn du gerade planst oder einfach kurz wegträumen willst. Wenn du noch nicht genug vom Winter hast, dann schau doch mal bei uns auf der Website vorbei: https://join-the-crew.com/de/touren

Reisen ist mehr als Orte sehen. Es ist das Sammeln von Glücksmomenten. Auch wenn es sich am Anfang manchmal seltsam anfühlt, Geld für etwas auszugeben, das man nicht anfassen kann, kein Auto, kein Gegenstand, bleibt genau das oft am längsten Erinnerungen, Begegnungen, Gefühle. In dieser Folge sprechen Dennis und Johanna darüber, warum wir eigentlich reisen und was es mit uns macht. Über Heimweh unterwegs. Über das Kennenlernen anderer Kulturen und Sichtweisen. Darüber, wie Reisen hilft, Vorurteile zu hinterfragen und sich selbst besser zu verstehen. Für viele bedeutet Reisen auch, aus dem Alltag auszubrechen. Und dafür braucht es nicht immer die große Neuseeland-Reise. Manchmal reicht schon eine kleine Reise im eigenen Land oder ein spontaner Trip in die nächste Stadt. Eine Folge übers Unterwegssein, über Nähe und Distanz, über das Lernen von anderen und über das, was Reisen in uns auslöst.

125 Törns. Unzählige Crews. Und immer noch Bock aufs Meer. In dieser Folge spreche ich mit Skipper Julian über seinen Weg vom sportlichen Regatta-Segeln zum entspannten Crewlife auf der Yacht. Wir reden über seinen ersten JTC-Törn (inklusive Lebensmittelvergiftung und Hausarbeit unter Druck), warum Samstage das echte Lowlight sind, was ihn trotzdem jede Woche wieder aufs Wasser zieht und wie sich Crews manchmal komplett anders verhalten als im Gruppenchat. Auch Lust die Segel zu hissen? Dann findest du ⁠unsere Segeltörns hier: https://join-the-crew.com/de/tourart-segeln

Darf man ein Meerschweinchen alleine halten? Kann „zu lang“ am Computer spielen wirklich verboten sein? Und kann ein dreckiges Auto tatsächlich eine Strafe bringen? Dennis und Johanna sprechen über 6 Gesetze aus aller Welt, die erstmal nach Urban Legend klingen – aber oft aus ganz realen Gründen entstanden sind. Und am Ende fragt ihr euch garantiert: Welches Gesetz würdet ihr sofort bei euch einführen (oder abschaffen)?

In dieser Folge räumen Johanna und Dennis mit dem Klischee vom „reichen Altherren-Sport“ Segeln auf und zeigen, warum ein Törn eher wie ein Campingtrip auf dem Wasser ist: frei, unkompliziert und überraschend verbindend. Dennis erzählt, wie sich das erste Mal anfühlt, was Anfänger wirklich brauchen (Spoiler: Sonnencreme und Offenheit), wie das Leben an Bord abläuft und warum eine Crew in wenigen Tagen zur kleinen Familie wird. Dazu gibt’s praktische Hacks gegen Seekrankheit, typische No-Gos auf der Yacht und persönliche Highlights von Sardinien bis Kroatien – inklusive einer Gänsehaut-Geschichte aus der Karibik. Perfekt für alle, die Segeln schon immer mal ausprobieren wollten, aber noch Fragezeichen im Kopf haben.

Safaris, Expeditionen im Schnee, Helikopterflüg und Motorrad-Roadtrips. Johanna und Dennis sprechen darüber, was auf ihren Bucketlisten steht, was sie bereits erlebt haben – und warum sich Träume im Laufe des Lebens verändern.

Weihnachten ist überall anders – und manchmal ziemlich kurios. In dieser Podcast-Folge nehmen wir dich mit auf eine Reise zu den ungewöhnlichsten Weihnachtsbräuchen rund um den Globus. Wir sprechen darüber, warum man in Japan an Weihnachten zu Kentucky Fried Chicken ansteht, warum Weihnachten in Österreich auch ein bisschen unheimlich sein kann und wo es wohl das größte Laternenfest der Welt zur Weihnachtszeit gibt. Ein Blick über den Tellerrand, spannende Geschichten aus anderen Kulturen und jede Menge „Wusstest du eigentlich?“-Momente. Mach’s dir gemütlich, hör rein und entdecke, wie wild, bunt und überraschend Weihnachten sein kann – hier im Podcast von Join The Crew.

Skifahren in Schladming aus erster Hand. Unsere Guide Ute ist seit Jahren regelmäßig auf den Pisten rund um Planai, Hochwurzen und Hauser Kaibling unterwegs. In diesem Podcast teilt sie ihre besten Tipps zu Skigebieten, Abfahrten, Schnee, Timing, Hütten und allem, was man für einen gelungenen Skiurlaub in Schladming wirklich wissen muss. Ehrlich, praxisnah und ohne Prospekt-Blabla.

Heute gehen wir mit euch durch unsere Top 10 Reise-Apps – denn mal ehrlich: Ohne Handy läuft auf Reisen gar nichts mehr. Von Routenplanung bis zum Buchen von Unterkünften: Wir zeigen euch, welche Tools wirklich etwas bringen und welche wir selbst ständig benutzen. Perfekt für alle, die ihren nächsten Trip einfacher, entspannter und ein bisschen smarter machen wollen.

Lappland auf deiner Bucketlist – aber du bist eher der Strandurlaub-Typ? In dieser Folge nimmt dich Dennis zusammen mit Svenja mit nach Lappland: dorthin, wo Nordlichter über den Himmel tanzen, Huskyschlitten durchs Schneemeer ziehen und du nach dem Eisbaden im Hotpot unter dem Sternenhimmel landest. 🐾✨ Du erfährst, - warum Lappland selbst Menschen begeistert, die eigentlich keine Winterfans sind - wie sich eine Husky-Tour wirklich anfühlt (inkl. 10.000-Kalorien-Husky-Funfact) - was du an Kleidung WIRKLICH brauchst – und warum Handgepäck reicht - wie Eisbaden + Sauna dich komplett süchtig nach dem Kälte-Kick machenwas an Kotas, Zimtschnecken, Rentieren und Abenden am Feuer so magisch ist - und wieso das berühmte Weihnachtsmann-Dorf vielleicht nicht der beste Tagesausflug ist Perfekt, wenn du wissen willst, ob Lappland nur gut auf Bildern aussieht – oder ob das wirklich eine Reise ist, die du nie wieder vergisst. 🎧❄️ Hast du auch Lust auf Lappland? Dann schau hier vorbei: https://join-the-crew.com/de/touren/lappland-reisen

Nach einer laaangen Pause melden wir uns hier zurück und quatschen ab jetzt jede Woche Donnerstag über alle Themen rund ums Reisen! Mal wir, mal mit Guides oder Skipper*innen, mal mit ganz anderen Leuten - Hauptsache coole Stories. Also abonniert am besten direkt den Kanal!

🎤 Owner Interview: Real Experience with the Smart Cat S280 What is it really like to own a Smart Cat S280 in the Caribbean? 🌴⛵ In this short interview from Turks & Caicos, a Smart Cat S280 owner shares his honest experience — from sailing performance and comfort to why this boat fits perfectly with island life. The S280 is designed for easy handling, stability, and unforgettable moments on the water, whether you're cruising turquoise bays, exploring hidden beaches, or enjoying sunset sails with friends. Nothing explains a boat better than the people who actually own and sail it. 🌊 Real owner ⚓ Real experience 🐬 Real adventure #smartcatamarans #smartcatamarans #SmartCatS280 #CatamaranLife #TurksAndCaicos #SailingCatamaran #BoatLife #SailingLifestyle #IslandLife #CatamaranExperience #BoatInterview

As we sail our way to the Andaman islands, we make a brief stop to get our scuba tanks filled and an advanced scuba rating. If you’re enjoying the videos and would like to help make them possible, links for venmo, patreon, or paypal are below: https://venmo.com/code?user_id=2372932546330624672 https://www.patreon.com/samholmes https://cash.app/$SamHolmesSailing https://www.paypal.me/soarsail Bitcoin: bc1q23xsnagqat94tcu6tr40zcj504njlzqq2hg39c Or Coinbase samholmessailing.cb.id samholmessailing@gmail.com Consultation call - 35minutes for $50 https://www.patreon.com/posts/136206002?utm_campaign=postshare_creator

Journey with us on board the beautiful Mermaid II for this epic snorkeling liveaboard through Raja Ampat, the Banda Sea's Forgotten Islands, the Banda Islands, and finally into the Alor area. We'll start by exploring the incredible reefs and biodiversity of Raja Ampat before  before heading into the heart of the mighty Banda Sea, where we'll hop from remote volcanic islands and atolls. We'll spend time exploring the reefs of the Banda Islands, after which we will make our way into of the Lesser Sunda Islands (Lembata, Alor, Wetar) for the last stage of this tour. This is quite possibly the most epic liveaboard snorkeling adventure we have on offer!

🌊 Join me, Jacqueline Evers, on my epic journey around the world aboard my 27-foot Grinde, Loveworkx. Looking back at 2021 preparing for my circumnavigation. I’m on my way—and I’m feeling genuinely happy. In this video, I sail from Enkhuizen to Makkum, on to Terschelling and Texel, and finally back home to Marina Muiderzand, completing a 200-nautical-mile journey around North Holland. Along the way, I introduce my new onboard systems—chartplotter, wind meter, depth sounder, and autopilot—all connected and still a bit new to me. There are challenges: busy locks, strong current, trimming sails after a wake-up call, folding sails solo, grounding briefly outside the channel, and navigating traffic with large passenger ships. Each moment asks for presence, patience, and trust. After eight days on the water, I return home tired, grateful, and already looking forward to the next time. 💙 Love my videos? Subscribe, hit the notification bell 🔔, and leave a comment—I’d love to hear your thoughts and questions on my journey or your own sailing dreams! 💨 Follow my solo circumnavigation (started July 1, 2023, from The Netherlands) at sailing.loveworkx.com. 🌟 Support my journey: Patron: patreon.com/loveworkx (€1.50/month) PayPal: paypal.me/Loveworkx Shop: sailing.loveworkx.com/shop Thanks for watching, liking, commenting, and subscribing! Sailing with love around the globe. 🌍⛵

MiniCat 460を使い終わったあと、どうやって収納すればいいの？ そんな疑問にお答えする、ステップバイステップのパッキングガイドです！ インフレータブルカタマランが初めての方でも安心。 手順を一度覚えてしまえば、きれいにコンパクトに収納できるようになります⛵ ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📌 収納前に必ずチェック！ ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ✅ 真水でしっかり洗い流す（塩水・砂・砂利に要注意） ✅ 丁寧に取り扱い、不必要な損傷を防ぐ ✅ 袋に収納する前に十分に乾燥させる 正しいお手入れで、MiniCatをいつまでも良い状態に保ちましょう！ ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🌊 MiniCatとは？ ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ MiniCatは空気で膨らませるインフレータブルカタマランです。 コンパクトに収納でき、湖・海・川など様々な場所で楽しめます。 セーリング初心者の方にも扱いやすい設計です。 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📌 チャンネル登録はこちら👇 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ @catamaranjapan #MiniCat #myminicat #セーリング #ヨット #カタマラン #アウトドア #マリーンスポーツ #ディンギー #湖畔キャンプ #MiniCat460 #インフレータブルカタマラン #収納方法 #初心者向け #catamaranjapan

In this video, we put the Zhik ZKG Amphibious Shoes to the test. If you’ve been looking for a shoe that offers the perfect balance of grip, drainage, and all-day comfort for both on and off the water, these might be the ones. We break down the technical features that set these apart, including: 🔹The ZK-Grip™ high-traction rubber outsole for ultimate stability on wet decks. 🔹The intelligent drainage system lets water escape instantly. 🔹The lightweight, breathable construction that feels like a second skin. 🔹 They are a versatile must-have for dinghy sailors, keelboat racers, and active water sports enthusiasts. Shop the Zhik ZKG Amphibious Shoes at Sailing Chandlery: https://www.sailingchandlery.com/collections/zhik-footwear

Oggi Parleremo dei costi Realo ,fai pure le tue domande a Giorgio Puoi seguire Giorgio e il mare www.giorgioeilmare.it

For my birthday treat this year I sailed our Chat 18 catamaran for the first time since before Christmas. A clean bottom and new antifouling did wonders for both speed and manouverability! I only sailed for a couple of hours, in part because the weather was worsening, but mainly because the tide was dropping and I needed to get back onto our beach mooring. It was a great sail, just touching 8 knots at times. In fact the whole area shown in this video dries out at low tide - it's called "West Mud" for a reason! More on the Chat here https://sailingcatamarans.com/index.php/designs-2/2-catamarans-under-25ft/475-chat-18-daysailing-catamaran and lots more videos on my Youtube Channel And keep an eye out for a major Chat boat test that will appear shortly in Practical Boat Owner, the UK's biggest boating magazine! As always, no audio on this short video

Evening aboard Osprey. Talking through the day, finances, realities of getting off the dock to cross the Atlantic next week, ,and the upcoming Newport Bermuda race. The Mariner Podcast If you would like to join me for many more deep dives on topic's like: MOB recovery, heavy weather tactics and offshore seamanship, check out The Mariner Podcast. https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/the-mariner/id1710667118 Patreon & Youtube Membership To support the production of this material please consider heading over to Patreon where for $5 a month you can get access to all the extra content, including the narrated version of this video (concentrating on the seamanship, safety aspects & stories surrounding what is going on in this video), livestream Q&A's, PLUS merch, and exclusive sponsor sailing trips with CSM. Find it all at: https://www.patreon.com/themariner 

Trovare un'assicurazione barca per chi fa il giro del mondo sta diventando un vero incubo! A meno di un mese dalla scadenza, la nostra storica compagnia ci ha mandato una mail di disdetta improvvisa per Y2K. Nessun sinistro, nessuna spiegazione. E qui in Australia, se vuoi stare in un marina, sei obbligato ad avere una Polizza RC (Responsabilità Civile) con un massimale di ben 10 milioni di dollari, altrimenti vieni letteralmente "sfrattato". Inizia così la nostra disperata odissea tra dozzine di email, broker fantasma, preventivi folli e clausole assurde (vi sembra normale vietare la navigazione notturna a una barca a vela?!). Sembra che avere la bandiera italiana e vivere in barca navigando fuori dal Mediterraneo sia diventato un problema insormontabile. Dopo un mese di ansia, trattative sulle franchigie e preventivi costosissimi, abbiamo finalmente trovato una soluzione... ma a che prezzo? Forse è arrivato il momento di cambiare bandiera? 👇 IN QUESTO VIDEO SCOPRIRETE: 👇 ❌ La disdetta improvvisa e il rischio di dover lasciare il marina in Australia. 🇦🇺 Perché i preventivi delle assicurazioni australiane e americane non andavano bene per i nostri piani. 🌙 Le clausole folli dei broker europei (Divieto di navigare o entrare nei porti di notte?!). 💶 La nostra strategia: alzare la franchigia della polizza corpi a 10.000€ per abbassare il costo annuo. 🇮🇹 Il mistero della Bandiera Italiana: perché nessuno vuole più assicurarci? ✅ La soluzione finale (Pantenius + Sealogi), i costi totali e le riflessioni sul cambio bandiera per il futuro. BUON DIVERTIMENTO! Ale & Max - Y2K Crew. 🕒 TIMESTAMP / CAPITOLI DEL VIDEO: 0:00 - Abbiamo un problema ENORME con la barca 1:29 - L'obbligo dei 10 Milioni di massimale in Australia 3:59 - Aggiornamento: ore al PC e broker che non rispondono 6:59 - L'assurda clausola sulla navigazione notturna 8:56 - Qualche settimana dopo: CPT finalmente rilassato (Forse) 11:26 - L'offerta americana: economica ma inutile 12:26 - I preventivi e i broker francesi a confronto 16:21 - Perché abbiamo scelto una franchigia altissima 17:58 - Il rifiuto totale per la Bandiera Italiana 19:41 - Il leader delle polizze nautiche si chiama Pantenius (Polizza RC e Infortuni) 22:10 - Assicurazione barca: quanto spendiamo oggi in totale? 23:18 - Cambieremo bandiera per disperazione? CHI SIAMO? Siamo Ale & Max e stiamo facendo il giro del mondo in barca a vela a bordo di Y2K, il nostro Beneteau Oceanis 50. Condividiamo la nostra vita in barca, le sfide della navigazione oceanica e la scoperta di luoghi meravigliosi. ➡️ ISCRIVITI per non perdere le prossime avventure: http://youtube.com/@y2ksailing ➡️ SEGUICI ANCHE SU: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/y2ksailingadventure Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/y2k.blog Sito Web: https://www.y2ksblog.com/ ------------------------------------------------------ La nostra attrezzatura: ✅ GoPro 7 Black ✅ GoPro 13 Black ✅ Drone DJI Phantom 3 Pro ✅ DJI Mic Mini ✅ Sony ZV-E10 ✅ MAGIX Video Deluxe 2026 Premium ----------------------------------------------- #vitainbarca #assicurazionebarca #y2ksailing #vivereinbarca #australia #navigazione #barcaavela #pantenius

This was our first passage in our new boat, a HH52 Aft Helm (the first of the aft helm HH52's). We had a great passage full of fishing boats, calms, rough, laughs, smiles, frustrations and more. It's a learning curve and we're at the steep part. Overall a great passage in a great boat. We also got to do our fist test in our new Flow Tender, currently these are getting some serious real world testing before production commences.

ÇOK HARİKA BİR BOARD Daha Önce 2019 Yaz Sonuna kadar 13 Sene kullandıgım sandalım vardı.Taki yaz sonu 3 kere Açık Suda bizi bırakınca MACERA Orada Başladı.Sandalı Sattık ve Tekne Arayışına Girdik. Şimdi Hepberaber Videolarımızı İzleyelim Neler yapmışız Nasıl Yapmışız Nasıl Yapmışız. Masraflı Tekne en uyguna nasıl Toplanır.Lütfen videolarımızı Begenmeyi Ve Abone Olmayı unutmayınız.Şimdiden Teşekkürler #automobile #tekne #balıktaysanözgürsün #boating #boatlife #boatlife #yachtlife #fishing #smartphone #keşfet #keşfetteyiz #kesfet

Nos stage de voile en catamaran: Si vous venez participer à un de nos stages de voile, ce qui est au programme. Nous verrons plus de choses en 10 jours que vous ne le feriez en un an en payant des stages un peu partout en France. Bien évidemment ces formations sont également au programme pour les futurs propriétaires qui prendront notre option d'accompagnement pour l'acquisition, la préparation et la prise en main d'un catamaran. Contactez nous sans plus attendre il n'y aura pas beaucoup de place: sailboatattitude@gmail.com Mécanique et électricité: 🔧 Mécanique des Diesels Marins 🔌 Électricité générale bateau et pannes 🔋 Énergie Marine Solaire et Générateur 🧰 Dépannage électronique Électronique de bord: 🗺️ Lecture carte marine électroniques et choix des mouillages 🧰 Dépannage électronique 💻 ICE : Informatique, Communications & Électronique Gréement, voilerie et cordages textiles: 🔍 Inspection du gréement ⛵ Voilerie & réparations 🧵 Matelotage des textiles modernes Météo marine hauturière & sécurité: 🌀 Interprétation des cartes météo (vent sur carte vs vent apparent) 🌪️ Comment s’évader d’une dépression 🌊 Navigation par gros temps 🆘 Sécurité en haute mer, survie, etc. Pratique de la vie à bord: 💧 Dessalinisateur – choix et entretien 🤿 Matériel de plongée & compresseur (ex: débloquer une ancre) 🩺 Médical en grande croisière 🛟 La survie 🔥 Le gaz autour du monde 🔋💦 Gestion de l’eau et de l’énergie à bord 🧭Pratique de la navigation: ⚓ Mouiller et démouiller 🚤 Sortie et entrée de chenal 🎚️ Envoyer la GV et le génois 🔁 Virement de bord & empannages 🎯 Réglage des voiles aux 3 allures 🎒 Rentrer les voiles ⛑️ Prise de ris 🌬️ Gros temps & allures de fuite 🪢 Les nœuds marins essentiels

Давно не гуляли в этой части берега. Оценим Зелень, море и погоду! Присоединяйтесь! Будем рады 🙋 #стрим #livestream

Winning Group JJ Giltinan 18ft Skiff World Championship 2026 - Races 4 & 5

Sydney Multihull Regatta sponsored by Seawind Catamarans had a great turn up of 15 multihulls including both a fleet of Seawinds, plus a mix of other boats. #sydneyregatta #Seawind #Corsair #regatta2026

A magic day of downwind sailing to the island of Selayar in Indonesia transitions to a very nice night passage - until it wasn't. Watch our Dreamtime Sail Episode 141 to see how it all went bad. Join the Dreamtime Sail Virtual Crew: If you’d like access to our live-tracker to see where we are in real time, receive almost daily Sit Rep updates when we’re sailing via an exclusive crew Facebook Group, early, add free access to our episodes, free or heavily discounted downloads of all our e-books plus other exclusive benefits, you can become a member of our Dreamtime Sail Virtual Crew through either Ko-fi or Patreon. The funds help us offset the cost of upload data, music and editing software subscriptions, storage hard drives plus camera and audio equipment to improve the quality of our shows. Thank you so much crew. You’re the guys and girls who float our boat and keep us motivated. This video contains music used under license from Epidemic Sound. Ko-fi https://ko-fi.com/dreamtimesail (Note: Ko-Fi has become our preferred platform for support as they take no commission from Crew Member’s contributions) Patreon https://www.patreon.com/DreamtimeSail Our Books and eBooks are available via Payhip HERE - https://tinyurl.com/DreamtimeSailebooks SOCIALS We’re on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/DreamtimeSail Follow our Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/dreamtimesail/ We’ve been blogging since 2011. Check it out at https://www.dreamtimesail.blogspot.com You can find Karen's recipes and tips from Our Galley at https://dreamtimesail.blogspot.com/p/our-galley.html #sailing #sailingindonesia #travelindonesia #liveaboardsailors #sailingaustralia

Ep 169 | This might be the WORST passage we've ever done! We took off from Vanuatu and after 9 days of uncomfortable sailing we finally arrived! We are super pumped to be here. It's hard to believe the journey we've come from the Atlantic to the Pacific. We're excited to see what this beautiful place has got to offer us! ❤️ If you enjoyed the video please consider a Like, Subscribe, and leave a comment :) ⛵️ Watch the previous episode: https://youtu.be/57JmeybmUPk 👉 Follow us on socials for latest updates: https://www.instagram.com/flandersfamilytoday/ https://www.tiktok.com/@flandersfamilytoday 🎵 Get amazing royalty-free music for your videos: https://artlist.io/referral/3019288/Matt _____ Chapters _____ 00:00 - Sailing day 1 02:11 - Day 2 03:04 - Day 3 05:30 - Day 4 06:02 - Day 5 06:53 - Day 6 08:04 - Day 7 09:12 - Day 9 12:36 - Thanks for watching :) Matt & Gina Flanders are dynamic entrepreneurs and motivational speakers with a strong passion for a positive change. As the founders of GREENIX Pest Control and Elite Accommodation, Matt & Gina have proven their ability to create sustainable businesses. With a real-estate portfolio, short term rentals and raw land, Matt & Gina are dedicated to generating wealth while positively impacting the world. Currently, sailing with their family around the world, embracing various cultures and finding service opportunities to give back to the communities. Whether speaking to a crowd or using skills to make a difference in the world, Flanders family is always striving to make the world a better place for future generations. Tags: flandersfamily greenix flanders family Matt 5x #outremer #sailingfamily #LIA USA pacific

Ocean Club hosted another superb event for owners, partners and friends aboard the 101-foot Gulf Craft charter yacht, Bluestone for the final day of the 2026 KPMG Sydney Sail Grand Prix on glorious Sydney Harbour. Guests watched in awe as the 11 F50 foiling catamarans battled each other and the elements. The US team defeated Spain's Los Gallos and reigning Rolex SailGP Champions Emirates GBR in a tense showdown in tricky conditions.

Day 3 of the JJ Giltinan 18ft Skiff World Championship, presented by The Winning Group, was a frustrating one for all teams, officials and spectators as a lack of wind reduced the planned racing from two races to just a single two-lap windward-leeward Race 3 on Sydney Harbour today. The day’s racing started on time in very light wind and it was the series leader Yandoo which held a narrow lead over New Zealand's Shaw and Partners Financial Services at the end of the first lap when the breeze died and the race officer abandoned the race. There was a break of more than 45 minutes while the fleet waited to hopefully get a race started, then finally a decision was made to stage Race 3. While the wind was still light throughout the two-lap race, the racing was tight at the head of the fleet. The Smeg crew of Ash Rooklyn, Josh Porebski and Niall Morrow took an early lead after electing to go to the left hand side of the course and led narrowly at each rounding mark before finally taking a narrow 4s victory. The Kitchen Maker crew (Lachlan Steel, George Morton and Jerome Watts) pushed Smeg to the limit and almost grabbed a last minute win after the two leading teams staged a spinnaker-gybing match race over the final leg of the course. Another great battle was going on behind Smeg and The Kitchen Maker duel. Two New Zealand teams, ASCC (Campbell Stanton, Ollie Gilmore and Pat Morgan) and Shaw and Partners Financial Services-NZ (Eli Liefting, Sam Street and Josh Schon) were having a similar gybing duel right to the finish line before ASCC finally won the day narrowly from her Kiwi team mate, finishing third 52s behind The Kitchen Maker. Keagan York’s Shaw and Partners Financial Services-Australia finished in fifth place, ahead of Lazarus Capital Partners (Tom Cunich), Yandoo (John Winning Jr), Germany’s Black Knight (Heinrich von Bayern), Rag & Famish Hotel (Ben Crafoord) and Club Marine (Emma Rankin). Due to the delayed start and lack of breeze the scheduled Race 4 was not sailed today and the scoreboard after the races doesn’t accurately show the overall position as a number of the leading teams are already carrying results they would expect to discard later. The total scores from all three races have defending champion Yandoo ahead on 9 points, followed by Shaw and Partners Financial Services-Australia in second place on 11 points, Rag & Famish Hotel on 18, Queensland’s GC Sails (Scott Cunningham) on 22, Smeg on 27 and the Australian champion Balmain (Henry Larkings) on 28 points. As predicted, the two-lap windward-leeward races in light wind usually produce unpredictable results and today’s Race 3 was no exception. Smeg’s crew showed in the Invitation Race prior to the start of the championship that their boat was quick in these conditions and their crew work was outstanding as they grabbed the early lead with good tactics. Smeg led ASCC by 18s at the first weather mark, followed by the Kitchen Maker, Shaw and Partners-Australia, Black Knight, Lazarus, Rag & Famish, Shaw and Partners-NZ, Balmain, Sixt (Jacob Marks), Club Marine, Berlin Bears (Philipp Nocke, Germany) and Yandoo, which was 1m20s behind the leader. At the bottom mark, Smeg retained her 18s advantage over the fleet but it was now The Kitchen Maker that was throwing out the challenge as the pair set off for the final weather mark. There was less than 10s between the two leaders as they set spinnakers for the run to the finish and it was a great race over the final leg to give Smeg her 4s victory. The overall positions should become a little clearer after tomorrow’s races (scheduled Races 5 and 6) but the most accurate position won’t occur until after Thursday’s Race 7. The Host Club, Australian 18 Footers League’s spectator ferry will follow all races and ferry tickets may be purchased via this link Buy Ferry Tickets SailMedia will livestream all the action from the course, along with expert commentary and iewing of the coverage of Races 5 and 6 will be available on youtube.com/video/8nk8PkikIIQ/livestreaming Visit www.18footers.com for the very best in 18 foot skiff racing from Sydney Harbour and beyonds

In this video I share the honest truth about anchoring vs mooring that most sailors never talk about. I break down cost, safety, sleep quality, stress, and real-world screwups—and tell you when I personally trust the hook, pay for a ball, or just move on. 00:00 Intro 00:36 The Hidden Risk of Mooring Balls Most Sailors Never Think About 04:05 Why Many Cruisers Trust Their Own Anchor More Than a Harbor Mooring 07:20 What Really Happens When the Wind Jumps in the Middle of the Night 09:10 The One Anchoring Mistake That Makes Boats Drag 11:06 Why Experienced Sailors Often Choose to Anchor Even When Moorings Are Available 12:16 Ending Copyright Disclaimer This video may include copyrighted material used under the “fair use” principle for educational and informational purposes. Such use aims to provide commentary, analysis, or added value in compliance with Section 107 of U.S. Copyright Law. If you believe that your copyrighted work has been used improperly, please contact me directly before pursuing any formal action. Your understanding and cooperation are appreciated.

Today was kind of a big day for me. It was the first time on this trip that I hoisted the spinnaker with proper wind… and more importantly, the first time I took it down again while the wind was still there. I’ve been nervous about this for a while. I’ve had some messy situations with spinnakers before, and doing it alone out here felt like one of those things that could easily get complicated if it went wrong. But I also knew I couldn’t avoid it forever. At some point I had to just do it. So today I did. The sailing itself wasn’t perfect. To keep the spinnaker filled I had to go quite a bit off course, so from a “making miles west” perspective it wasn’t ideal. But honestly, that wasn’t the point today. The point was simply putting it up and bringing it down safely by myself. And it actually went pretty smoothly. When the sail was packed away again and everything was under control, I had this huge wave of relief and pride. It’s funny because for some people this might feel like the smallest thing in the world. But for me it was something I had been afraid of doing alone. And today I faced it. I did it. And I’m proud of that. The rest of the day was nice and simple. I did some boat chores, tidied things up, and finally made ice cream, which I’ve been craving for days. That alone made the day feel like a small luxury out here. Good food, a clean boat, steady sailing… and starting the morning by doing something that scared me. That was definitely the highlight of the day. 🌊⛵️ ⚓ Life on the Showgirl is my journey toward one of the toughest solo sailing races on the planet: the Golden Globe Race — sailed solo, non-stop, and without modern technology. Follow along as I learn, prepare, and chase a dream that feels bigger than me. ------------------------------------------ New videos EVERY 7th of the month ------------------------------------------ EXCLUSIVE CONTENT!!: https://www.patreon.com/classicmara ------------------------------------------ Follow Mara: https://www.instagram.com/classicmara_/ __________________________ Support me: PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/helgamarielk Vipps: 39088 - Classic Mara Venmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/griedy1 GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/173a9a5e6 __________________________ Affiliate links: Dakota Lithium Batteries: https://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=79634&awinaffid=2732466&ued=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.dakotalithium.com Orca Navigation System: https://getorca.com/?via=classicmara PitViper: https://www.pitviper.com/discount/CLASSICMARA?redirect=%2F&utm_campaign=money%2Bcounters&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=upfluence

SAILING ILLUSTRATED #916 (Tue 10 Mar 26): Road to the 2026 Balboa YC Governor's Cup — young match racing star skipper Josh Hyde (NZL) and chair of BYC's GovCup Steering Cte., Andy Rose (USA). Join us when we go live, as usual, on Tuesdays and Fridays at 1300 Pacific DAYLIGHT Time / now 2000 UTC on Facebook and YouTube, or watch a replay on demand. "Sail Fast, Sail Safe, Have Fun!" #SailingIllustrated. #Yacht Racing News, Views and Notables.

It's time to head south if I want to avoid the worst of winter's wrath. I have to tack all the way out from Quahog Bay against the standard southwest wind, but once past Round Rock, I'm off toward Cape Cod. Except that the latest GRIB's are showing serious thunderstorm activity down south, so I delay my departure one day. SUPPORT HOW TO SAIL OCEANS ON PATREON: https://patreon.com/user?u=12372934 HOW TO SAIL OCEANS ON RUMBLE: https://rumble.com/c/c-1981134 HOW TO SAIL OCEANS TEE SHIRT: https://maritimetees.net/search?q=how+to+sail+oceans DONATE: https://www.paypal.me/KevinBoothby WEBSITE: https://www.kevinboothbysailing.com MUSIC: Freedom -- Atch VIDEO SOUNDTRACKS: https://soundcloud.com/user-177118317 CAMERAS: Canon EOS 60D with EF 24-105mm L IS zoom lens Go Pro Hero 9 Black Go Pro Hero 12 Black Go Pro Hero 13 Black DRONE: DJI Phantom 3 Professional THE BOAT: Design: Gilmer 31; LOD 31', LWL 25', Beam 9.5', Draft 4.5', Displ. 13,600lbs

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Bayreaper 21 está construida con materiales compuestos de alto desempeño mediante tecnología de infusión de resina viniléster, logrando una estructura extremadamente resistente y ligera.

JM confronts Peewee the angry rooster to collect the chicken eggs. #farmlife #chickens #homestead